After breakfast, your tour will begin with a scenic drive to the Semenggoh Orangutan Centre from Kuching. Upon arrival, you will have half-kilometer trek to the feeding platform. Feeding times are scheduled every day and during these times, you will get a chance to witness orang utans and their cute
antics!
The highlight of the tour is to observe the young orang utans come down from the trees to be fed. Although physical contact is not allowed, you can take as many photos as you like from a short distance. After the feeding time, you can proceed to have a short visit to the Information Centre where photos and exhibits are on display. Here, you can learn more about these endangered animals.
The rehabilitated animals are to be released back into the wild once they are independent and able to find food for themselves. The main goal of the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre is: “To rehabilitate confiscated wildlife that have been incapacitated or handicapped due to prolonged captivity by humans, with the objective of releasing them to the forests eventually.“
We continue to to the Annah Rais Bidayuh Longhouse. During your tour, you will be able to witness everyday activities of the Bidayuh people, such as rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat-weaving, and bamboo carving, among other things. You will also get to witness the most important structure of the head house, known as the ‘Baruk’, that is situated in the middle of the longhouse. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to see relics of real human skulls hanging around the fire place. We return to Kuching end of the afternoon.
Include: Entrance fee, English Speaking Guide & Accommodation at Pullman Kuching
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
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Kuching Hotel, 6 Nights